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Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

that ! RETAIL"
he spoke Of other things-of Garden
City;. shat he was put up to by a
Irlend. That friend was 70 do all the
work; and when Il was cleverlv
launched, his friend died and LEFT him
with all TO do. He spoke Of his grand
mansion, and said, with evident iii.
ierness, that 1t was his unspeakable
he said that he would live In II II he
lived. but that man at hie age had no
business to be guilty ofso great a folly.
To q picture Of mine of Sstewartn AZ
. great Southern city, to be bnilt at
City Point with harbor deeper
than New York, with lines OF
rail to the great West, with
ocean tratfic-a great entrepot
TOR oil the South-he quietly remarked
that he had no such schemes from the
beginning; that his shop as an Irish
immigrant was his boldest and only
venture; that all else had grown upon
him; that most of his mails he had
taken under stress; that he had already
too much 70 carry; and that the only
city he had attempted was the earnest
hobby OF an acquaintance, who had
died and left 1t on his hands.
He spoke also of his appointment to
the treasury. and OF the fault found
with him for his lack of charity. We
must not, for the present, trespass fur
tner. foor humanity may have only
one good side. But certainly that Is
worthy of record. Stew arts secret
OF success can do no harm If known In
wan street, and set Side by side with
the secret of other fortunes that have
grown in our time Rev. John Milleu
In N. Y. independent.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Funny Pnraarspiis

There is a demand in New York for
the coinage OF halt cents. Buttons
give man away, and, besides, they
are apt to be missed.
Angelina: The man marry must
be handsome, brave and clever. ="
Tompkins: Dear me, how fortunate
we have met"
Life is but a span; marriage is a
double team; youth welded to old age
is tandem; an old bachelor is sulky.
HE Has Never Smiled" is the
heading in an exchange. From this
we infer that he must live in truly
prohibition town.
Travellers tell us that the Kaffir, al
though polygamist, never ill-treats
his wives. He knows how to Katflr
them.
1.-THE circus is one of the Oldest di-
versions known to man, says an ex
change. So is O circus Joke.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
- EGIsTEK's ORDER.
Al hgSIsTER's OYYICY.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL.

December 10 h, 1850.
| Upon the application of Oliver V. Jaloi.
son, Executor Of Edgar Jsmison, late
OF Red Lion HUNDRED, in said county. de
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
/, notice 81 granting OF letters Tcstamen.
the deceased, With the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
ported within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six OF tho most public places
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persona having demands against the estate
20 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
ssernoIy In such case made and provided /;
ana also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period IN the Daily
REPUBLICAN, newspaper published In vii.
mington, and TO be continued therein three
{~~) Given under the hand and Sea,
( L. 8. ofUt1ce OF the Register aforesaid,
{~~~~Sat Wilmington, in New Oastls
County Aforesaid, tho day and year above
Written. JEN K. BRADFORD,
Register.
NoTIoB.-hll persons having claiins against
tho estate ofthe deceased must prosent the
same. duly attested 10 the Executor,
on or before december 18th, 1887, Sr
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided. OLIVER V. JAMESON,
Executor.
Address. st. Gso-ges, Del. oIs.sw.eods
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
John P Adirondack,
Eighth and Market Streets,

We are ready with q large
and complete stock of fine holi-
day goods. We offer good mix.
ed candy at 10, 10, 20, and Is
cents per pound, as well as 8. F.
Whitman h Sons and Croft &
Aliens Superfne Connections in
l, Q and 5-lb boxes and in bulk.
We have 80 varieties of Cream
Goods which we offer at 80 cents
per pound.
AS usual, the best ascent
mixtures in this city.
Extra quality White Grapes
10 cents per pound.
Florida Oranges and Aspin.
wall Bananas.
Bunch raisins in whole and
Quarter boxes.
New Paper Shell Almonds.
9renoble Wainuts, Pecan Fill
berts and Cream Nuts.
The old prices for foreign
dried fruits:
Currants, cts
Raisins, Valencia, s cts
Seedless, IOcts
Citron, s3 cts
Finest goods and lowest
prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Ask for Rough on Dirt; q perfect
washing powder found at iasti A harm
less, extra fire A l article, puea and
cleao, sweetsns, fresheas, bleanh1p and
Williams without slightest in3Afy 10
dnest fabric. UneQusltd for fin6linAns
and lsces, general household, kitchen
and laundry nee. eoftens water gave
Labor and soap, &C., 10c 60, az DguE-
giBIs ar Grncers
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

NYUrICE-l. NARY gYAM, TINS
III oWneg 81 the hoaeo o1taAeed q %
King suSDs, N the tih ward Of TIE e1sy Of
WilntBgton, county OF New Osstle end
STATE Of Delaware, IN compliance with the
rsQuifsmsau Of the sets ofths 0snsfAl A.
senbIy in such cass made and prosideds do
hOnby give notice thAs ! shall apply IN
writing 70 the Oonrt Of 0enoeai Sessions Of
the Peace and jail Delivery, IN ard ~ New
castle County. on Monday. the I'm dag d
February. 4. u. 1851. being the nsxs term
OF sald court, for license for said house ~
On inn or tavern, TOT the sale shsrsiu Of In
toxieatlng liquors in les qualities than
one quart, 70 be drunk ON the prsmtsee, and
the following YeepectAble ottlHone Of said
ward recon end the said eppiioAkiOn, viz
william Alsent5ef Michael Kane
John Lang Michaet j O'Toole
Jonn fAcCaffrey Austin q, Hanley
Patrick J Diamond Albert HaG bright
william Hayes Charles n aGuire
Thomas Lally Bernard homer
Thso. Biermsn John McUlsferty
Michasl Y Kelley Lewis Sesse
James 8 Heal Charles Voter
william Alsentssr y Townsend
samuel N Smeltr Martin Farrell
A Britcnhouse Jos Row
al 81 MARY RYAN.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Affections and ersecutlons,

The storm tries the building, and
discovers which Is built upon the rock
and which upon the sand. The storm
tries the pilot. The touchs stone tries
the metal, whether it be gold or cop.
per. The furnace tries the gold,
whether it be pure or dross. so afiiic.
tons and prosecutions try the Chris.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Observation-Disclosures.
.ITHPnfcsDtM1e0 ATTRLcTi0R!
u 0vfa.nllF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State lottery Cornpar '

Incorporated in 1858 for rs years py the
LeT1siature for Educational AMI Charitable
purposes-wiih . capital Of $1,000. 000--.c
which reserve fund OF over $3.50, 9oo haf
sin 20 beon add Cd
~ an overwhelming popuiar vote It's ran.
Uonetitu,ion adopted December I'd, A. d..
The only lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorsed by the people Of any state.
IL never scales or postpOnes.
lts Grand single Number Draw
semi Annually Dpowfngs regular.
~ every six months Dune and De-
ccmbeF).
A SPLKNDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND
nRAW WING, GLASS \, IN THE ACAD.
TUESDAY, January IL, IsS7-2OOth
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
More Links.

"The last link is broken, the fellow
said, when he kissed lis girl goodbye
forever, at her request, because her
parents wished a dissolution. A few
Gays alter he received note. saying:
Dear George, there are plenty more
links; come and break them"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

TOR SALE, AT A BAR

UR SALE, Al "A BAK-
: gain. from now until
MARCH 2sth, the three
story brick dwelling, 1908
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REFUB-
LIcAN Office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Washington, ID. @
kats ? Q. Money Orders paYabI. and al
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORI,EANsN NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleanv, La.

DIED That the prsasnce Of
Ut " IN Il Generals Bsaatessrd
snd Early, who are ia ihatse u t4s dlaF
inRs, As . eu1santee u absolute fsl!unss
and integrity, that tho onanocs are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what nun bers will draw o Prize All parties
Therefore advertising 10 guarantee Prizes IN
tits LOTTERY, or holdiag out any other I'm
possible Inducements, are sgipdiers, and
wary.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

oSr-ON TtE rl9BT OF DEC. BOTH
- acRrk bay hurse, with harues, on Jhs
nnueE III % tuitiDly rewarded by address
Telephone 7t; or nv returning the nronsr,,
o tho delaware Club StabieI. EIeyenth ana
Wet streets. d5l ~
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

<R EM3VED-DR. hEcD i. hoAnr
~ has removed hls office TO the sec nd
\ noor OF the neI,heas. corner 9th and Mari ct
#btreets. d2' tats
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

#NOI1OE-NUrIOE IL hEnShI IIv
IN en- that shall apply 1t tho asxt 80
sion OF the Log isla:orc OF tue STATE o.
H Delaware for divorc, from my vito, Har
\ fiet II. q iberson. JAMES Il. uIBEksON.
Z" noV,atw
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Water Department
n. vi. cor .Rtxth and King 6as

or before January 81. the faos Of bill; 10
February per cent. will be added; In
March. 10 per cont
Aftcr dsrcn ~, ferruies may DO drawn.
Accounts for January will BE- closed on
the 3ift, at p. m.
Prop.rry holders are charged with the
water rent. Owners Of stables piease saxc
All persons are warned not 10 supply ad-
ditional nxturet or any premises with city
Water without written or printed permit
from this d ep Aytment. under penalty OF go.
Once epen from . a. In. to 4p, m.
JOHN s. 9hUHE, he9istrar.
4 pecembsr O. 1850 d,.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

I'D EST PRICE r AID FUR ALL ktNLS
I'D Of $3.50 ID hand clothing, watcher,
eIocks, revolvers guns, sewiag machines.
fflrnituse and stcves. all Of wiieh Will Ae
Esd - a, ]. O)NSDR, at o low rate 2i3
Il VI est front strsst Will Del. olhu
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

&NOrlOE II HEREBY 8lyEN lHAI
IN shall apply at tho nexs session OF
for civor 80 fr I'm my husband, Alfred Hind,
IMAM. MARY "a. HINDMAN. dec'3'rA
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

ANNUAL MEETING
IN Of the Farmers Association OF New
BastIe County. for the recovery OF stolen
korees. will be held at tho Bard OF Trade
|Tooms, corner 9TH and Market streets, VII.
Mingtcn, delaware, on saturday, January
III. 1857, at 10 o'clock a. m. when ofncers
the ensuing scar will be elected and
msndIenx 10 bylaws proposed. Punctual
7tenoa CO Of u snbsra requested.
JAMES ii. huffkCkER.
ar. etd.ltv Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

HAVE JUST OPEN ED MY
IN now Board ana Livery Stable on W n
Y Buren, street, between seventh and Eigh b
;Ietrsets, wnere shall be pleased 70 have L ,
.>1fiendt call Everything now. Telophoi .
*eall 37T. JOSEPH MARTIN. 'e1l--u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

ENOh SALE OK RENf-A GOOD 8
n roomed frame house, neariy new. ano
light acre, OF land, handsomely situated ~
pise. ~ miles from Wi
4 Mington. Apply 10 JOHN s. BEES N
|5|near premises. dOc2i dAw orns
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

In gEuF NATIONAL RAr1e,
Mlnirxtbn, Dec IL, 1850,
The annual election for the Direotors ol
4 ehis bank will To held ut the BANKING
5douse, on Tuesday, January IL, 1887, from
<to4p. IN JOHN H. DANNY.
FL di0eod.te CASHIER.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

+ OsT-A COLI sIn...yE.HUTr,,N
IL and cun. II l>ft At thia cffice a reus,d
Will be laid equal to the aalunt for which
II coa'd ne sold. da0tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
,LLu1iON NoliOE.

NLLU1loN NOTICE.
N FIHsr NATIONAL BANK,
WILNIxeToH, Dol. boc.lo, 80.
xaotico 10 hereby given that tho annual
SrtnS OF the ftcrshrldera NJ ms Dank
n / & held at the banging house on iuet-
4. the llr1 day OF January, 1887. between
II housS of2ants p m for the purpose OF
letting '.sine stockholders 10 serve as oirec-
1oPs the ensClng year.
s. dll.te 0%D. u. ARMSTHOrf, Casn.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

- 6lLK- HAVING GONE INFO ThE
wi mflE business again, am prepared
u furnish milk, cream, skim max anu But
tsrmilk wholcsal and retail All or fe!s
left ut my hcuse viii, be served promptly.
GkO. u. rOWNSLEY,
nal-tt sls West sth street..
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

NJ BEAUTIFUL Oasis, mr
EXG, mas present. A canary bid va,
- md cage. PARK GK has a tine f@Sf
Delectio3 at 1903 4. Second st. ias-int
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

INO Il hEr7-GOOD au,jI1 ~ t,,,,,s,
y .or -, and larger ono with bath for
~. apply TO W. J. FISHER, el6k DIarke,
Eea0o"' mott
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

NY AZ fED--BO RIDERS AT 32e L. End
W ~ ricely furnished rDoms and gaot
0"o 81 Reasonable priced. dec2G2oit
M ~ VEIl-A BOY AT AINSr0w'S,
w NO. 7o7 Ship,ey street. dsi.2t
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

Alb Prizes, amounting 70. $685., 600
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to tho ONCE OF the Company IN
Now Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, xiv.
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, IN.
press Monay Orders, or Now York Exchange
IN ordinary letter. Currency by express,
lat our expense) addressed
n. A. DAUPHIr
New Orieans, La.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

sTFY1U WANT YOUR HOUSES ...,r.
~ ed, ffyou wan: yolr rents collected. II
you want regular monthly statements, 20 10
IA. II. WALTER. 800 Shtpi"v ~ = ..
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

NOTICE.
8Nk CyFTsA L NATIONAL BANK,
wiAnINsTor, Dec. t.. hso
The annual meeting Of siockhoiferr n thii
Many will be held at the banking mouse on
Tuesday, the lltn day Of January, 1857. Do
|kWeen the hours OF . and 4 O'CLOCK in the
tors for the eDgainE year.JOHN PEOPLES,
EOashier. OH ooc-te
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

THOR RENr-TRUCK FARM OF 7a
~ acres, adjoining new aimshouso farm
ssSEo. W. HEi9HT, TIT Market street,
dec22 l2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01
Fsslk REM n.

NLyOR RENT - A SMALL IauoK
~ farm OF two acres. an eiRht-roomed
house, good barn and a green house. ,ultaDI,
Sor 1orist or trucker, lOoAtsd within p
quarter OF q mile OF tho W. Il n. crossing Of
the b. 4 p. Railroad, near ALIENS brick
yard. Apply 10 NEWTON DE RICK SON
IAuJoiniuB the place. d2s b,d-1'wS
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

ANNUAL NETTING
M Of the stockholders OF the Whining
DE and Kenneit Turnpike Company Nil DO
held on Mooday. January 3. 1887, at o..
block y. a., al No. oO2 Market street.
VIII iagton. lei, B1c,mber 20, 1881
J PUULSUN OHAc DLrR,
II dai-3t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

Rpok SAI.K On ExuHAraE-A rU a
y Der Of desirable houses, With al the
modern Improvements. Little cash REQUIRED,
or building lots Will b taken IN part on whole
payment balances may remain on mort.
geSe for years. ALSO building mcSs all
paro OF the city for feeidsnoes; also manu-,
m0turfng sites, especially sdAptsd for mo
roooo business, with m evsI flowing stream
OF water passing through.it, about - feet
rom the ID. Il. p. Railroad. CITY TAI one
eighth tie regular rates. This property will
oeeoio " the acre or in anelltr lots, Of
lsrms 70 euit purchasers. Also homes u
feos eheAp. THOS. h. OdLE,
n, n, ~,, Ic7 rrsLoh street:
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

zoe hENr-SrokE as KING SWEET
IL Fixtures for saIe. Apniy I w WIN
LEX, 2lo King street. da,. 20,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

NrAHrEn-K hRDer-, tCn 2Nu
Nb9 SrG st1ry ifo1t r1agns. NJ 80 "
B." trHet V-f2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-01

a.. tzIp--A 0lhL ru., ,rENEnaL
hon' eAofk. hoierence rtquir d,
tppV ~ hvb hlhs sIset. doy-.t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREvrTIEs

The forts at Cologne have all been
strengthened.
Heavy rains threaten the City OF Mex
leo with innundatiOn.
The Paris Opera Comique company
resume at the Gaietie.
The pope's agent and envoy in Ire
land has sent in his report.
The ear and cZarina witness the
launch OF a new S,440-ton armored ship
Gladstone addresses the liberal radI-
cal council tomorrow.
Michigan capitalists propose a new
line from Duluth to Mackinaw straits.
Brenham lightning kills three and
stuns a fourth.
Police are still arresting the Gains
Vile murderer.
Maryland democrats nominate Elehu
K. Jackson for governor.
President John Taylor OF the Mormon
church is dead.
New York prohibs nominate city and
county ticket.
Barney A. Hearne, labOrer, dies OF
sunstroke at Dallas.
Fatal horse disease in Sherman car
stables.
Pittsburg and Atlanta report lynch
ing OF rape fiends.
Nothing new in the Henrietta bank
failure.
McGlynn continues his attacks upon
the Catholic church.
Waterproof in Giladara region does
great damage to crops.
The Tyler horticultural exhibit is a
success.
Three members of the Irish oOnstabu-
larry resign as a protest against coercion.
The second ecumenical council OF the
Methodist church will be held In this
country in 1891.
French government will complete the
great works on the Seine at Havre, ex-
pending S25,0O0,OOO.
Mrs. Susan Reed, wife OF Missionary
Rowland, who has been AZ years In Cey-
Ion, Is dead.
Citizens Savings bank of Leaven-
worth, Kas., suspends. President Glenn
ent abscOnds.
Lester, OF Nashville, deliberately kills
lawyer Lane, Of that city, without pro-
vocation.
Heavy rains overflow the Schuylkill
at Philadelphia flood some streets six
feet deep and do 100000 damage.
Damage by rain and storm within q
radius Of 20 miles from Reading, Pa, Ia
Sls0,000.
Riverside iron and steel company,
Cincinnati assign. Liabilities $200, 900:
assets $500, 900.
Ohio republican convention unani-
mousIy indorse Sherman for presiden-
tial nominee.
Brownsville threatens to poll only ten
per cent. Of full vote on the amend
ment.
New York police recover 10 cases oil
hosiery, silk and underclothing from
thieves.
Bandits robbed moving family and
outraged the women, near POquitos
ranch. II caught by the posse 10 per-
suit Judge Lynch will administer JUS
| tice.
Two women taken from their homes
and cowardly maltreated by some vir-
tuous(?) matrons at Hardy Oak. The
women were respectable.
Austrian miners at Barton, Ind., had
wedding winding up with a pistol
| fight. Two men Killed and two more
| likely to die.
Freight train runs into construction
train on the Chicago and Alton, neal
| BlOOmingdale, Ills, and Kills five out
! right, wOunding many others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-28
The Abolition of Bail.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
The United Labor party has just dis
covered another instance in which the
poor man is placed at r great disadVant-
age in comparison with his rich brother
10 the matter OF bail, and it accordingly
calls for an abolition Of bail in its plat
form. 1t proposes to do this In q some
what singular way. In order to place
all on an equality no bail whatever Is to
be eXacted. The person under arrest il
to be presumed, under all circumstances,
innocent until his guilt is proved, and
preliminary imprisonment is to be
abolished. A simple pledge ia exacted
that he will appear for trial when called
on. "lf the accused appears" says the
United Labor party, 1.-THE only defensible
object Of preliminary arrest would be &C
oompllshed; IL he absconded, Judgment
by the default would make him an exile
for life and rid the community of q
worthless member. If. however, justice
cannot be Satisfied without vengeance,
fugitives could be brought back from
any state of the Union under extradi-
tion laws; and as bail may reclaim their
prisoner wherever found, defendants
might be released In the custody Of OF.
fetal bail, who could pursue them to the
ends of the earth. Doubtless this would
impose additional expense upon taxpay-
ers, but shall personal liberty be weighed
in the balance with pocket-book
Are mercenary considerations to pre-
vail against the plain right Of a man to
be free, until by crime duly proved he
forfeits his freedom ?"
Such a plan would be highly satisfac-
tory to rich criminals, who would take
advantage Of the opportunity thus Of
fered to slip away to a country where
there was no extraditiOn, while their
poorer brethren would find 1t difficult
to escape. No greater encouragement
could be offered to crime than TO exact
a promise from the murderer or burg
lar to present himself for trial when
his case came up. The suggestion that
II he moved to a neighbOrlng state the
people were to be congratulated on
losing 2 worthless member is decidedly
naive
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-28
BUCKEYE REPUBLICANS.
They Win Go Wild over Sherman
Foraker SHES His Castor Into the
Gubernatorial Ring.

Foraker SHES HIS Castor Into the
Gubernatorial Ring.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 2s.-The repubii-
can state convention WAS called TO or
der at 10 O'Clock by temporary chairman
Ryan. Committee on credentials and
rules reported, which were adopted, and
Ex-Governor Foster, chairman OF the
committee on resolutions read the plat
form. The tariff plank was received
with loud cheers, and all were received
with more OF less applause.
When the endorsement of Governor
Forakers administration WAS reached,
the convention cheered as one man,
many rising to their feet and swinging
their hats. The rebel flag clause revived
a demonstration. When the last resOlu-
ton, the famous Sherman endorsement,
was reached, cheering broke out and on
the last roll call three cheers were given
for Sherman before the reading could
continue. Its close was marked by
many loud cheers. A motion was
made to adopt the whole platform
by reclamation. lt was done unanI-
mously without dissenting vote.
Cheering followed and loud calls were
made for Sherman, but Sherman did not
appear. Committee on permanent or
tion whereby Hon. John sherman was
made permanent chairman. A commit
tee OF three WAS appointed to conduct
Mr.. Sherman to the chair. The cOnven.
tion was In good humor being jubilaDt
over the 'XtinuatioD of the opposition to
the endorsement resolution. and Gheered
Senator sherman as he took the plat
form. His speech was listened to with
closest attention and was received with
every demonstration of applause, especi-
ally his disclaimer that the endorsement
resolution had any binding effect upon
the district conventions next year. He
received tremendous cheers at the close.
DIR. GraydoD, OF Cincinnati, then took
the platform and nominated Gov. For
aker for his second term In q ten min
utes' speech. There WAS much cheer
ing, and the motion was carried by az
olamatioB amid cheers. A committee
was appointed to escort GOV. For.
aker to the hall, and the nomina-
tiOn for lieutenant governor was pro-
ceeded with. Hon. Asa Bushnell, OF
Springfield was named, but declined be-
cause Of imperative business Interests
which would suffer. Senator Thomas
j. Prlngle, OF Springfield, was then
named as candidate for the place. Capt.
w. +. Lyon, OF Newark, was also placed
in nomination for acknowledgement
At this moment Gov. Foraker was
escorted to the platform amid cheers.
He accepted the nomination for gov
ernOr and made brief speech in which
he made answer to some charges against
him made by the democratic platform
recently adopted. He reviewed the
financial record of the last dem
ocratio administration and compared
1t with the republican manage
ment to refute the charges that
his administration was unbusiness like.
He went over a number of similar topics
in Ohio politics, receiving the closest
attention While he was speaking a
salute OF hundred guns was being Tired
outside In honor Of his denomination.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-28
Texas Fever Rounded Up in Kansas

TOPEKA, KS, July ga meeting OF
the Kansas live stock sanitary commits
sion, held here at the special request OF
Gov. Martin yesterday, Issued a printed
circular to the railroads calling atten-
ton to the penalty prescribed for bring
Ing cattle into the state from points
south Of 37th parallel, and warning
them against committing any offense.
This action was caused by the report
that the Union Pacific had delivered 900
head of Texas cattle at Greenleaf, Wash
ington county, KS, in April. The herd
communicated Texas fever to native
stock, and 200 have already died. The
railroad responsible for this Transports
ton will be sued at once.